Hazro HZ30Wi: End user review

hazro · 10 Dec 2010 at 14:14

I would like to bump this thread to get feedback from Hazro HZ30Wi owners. We are looking to revise the pixel policy and would welcome feedback from users as to how they found their panels.

Also, any other feedback would be great.

Datamonkey · 11 Dec 2010 at 23:52

Hi Hazro,

Collected mine today from OcUK, love it!!

Excellent panel, checked for dead pixels none found.

No backlight bleed either.

Also i know others/reviews mentioned that earlier screens shipped with the stand seperate. Mine was all attached and read to rock and roll.

Just turned the brightness down a couple of notches and all is good

Duff-Man · 12 Dec 2010 at 00:06

Mine also came with the stand fully assembled - which was a nice surprise.

Guess I forgot to mention that in my review

kmetek · 12 Dec 2010 at 09:50

i don't get you people, you have 900Ł for LCD and you don't have 100-150Ł for decent digital camera?

Duff-Man · 12 Dec 2010 at 15:57

kmetek said:
i don't get you people, you have 900Ł for LCD and you don't have 100-150Ł for decent digital camera?

I have the money, sure, but no real need for one :/

Go troll elsewhere.

Phoenixdancer · 12 Dec 2010 at 23:48

kmetek said:
i don't get you people, you have 900Ł for LCD and you don't have 100-150Ł for decent digital camera?

Got a 8mp on my phone thanks

hazro · 13 Dec 2010 at 23:34

Datamonkey said:
Collected mine today from OcUK, love it!! Excellent panel, checked for dead pixels none found. No backlight bleed either.

Good to hear your happy with the HZ30Wi. This is perhaps the 4th or 5th end user rating [available publicly] confirming zero dead pixels. I did say we were in the process of doing something about this and we will: on the next batch going to OCUK, we'll have revised our instruction manuals. We would appreciate front-end reviews directly on the OCUK website:

http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=MO-009-HO&tool=3

Also, all stands come attached to the monitor: never separate.

AMDPower · 14 Dec 2010 at 07:25

hazro said:
Good to hear your happy with the HZ30Wi. This is perhaps the 4th or 5th end user rating [available publicly] confirming zero dead pixels. I did say we were in the process of doing something about this and we will: on the next batch going to OCUK, we'll have revised our instruction manuals. We would appreciate front-end reviews directly on the OCUK website:

http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=MO-009-HO&tool=3

Also, all stands come attached to the monitor: never separate.

the pixel policy is putting me off purchasing two of these monitors and also the return to base for repair. I am assuming that Hazro will arrange collection or is that our responsibility to post?

Gammawolf · 14 Dec 2010 at 11:00

Wow very good review, i was recently looking into this screen (albeit its more window shopping) but enjoyed reading none the less ^^. Getting jealous with all the duals and trips you guys got going here, very nice.

R0N1 · 15 Dec 2010 at 09:25

hazro said:
I would like to bump this thread to get feedback from Hazro HZ30Wi owners. We are looking to revise the pixel policy and would welcome feedback from users as to how they found their panels.

Also, any other feedback would be great.

I also got my order of the HZ30Wi last Thursday. I've not noticed any serious flaws; no dead pixels, no noticeable backlight bleed, if any. The whole monitor is just incredible quality and I'm really enjoying using. The extra desktop space is awesome, now my old 24 incher feels cramped!
The stand is also nice. I had to loosen up the hex screws a bit, just as the manual said, to be able to adjust without force.
I keep the brightness at level 2 or 3, it's really bright, and the range of colors seem to be quite good out of box. Though I think I will get this calibrated later on.

I though to post this even not being in the UK, so I ordered directly from Hazro. It took a while to wait for delivery, but it was all worth it. Almost tempted to get another one..

Thanks,
Ron

Phoenixdancer · 15 Dec 2010 at 10:27

Mine is 100% fine.

Only downside is that in a dark room waching a DVD the black bars that are created as this is a 16:10 monitor are not black... But thats due to the nature of IPS

Duff-Man · 15 Dec 2010 at 11:03

R0N1 said:
I also got my order of the HZ30Wi last Thursday. I've not noticed any serious flaws; no dead pixels, no noticeable backlight bleed, if any. The whole monitor is just incredible quality and I'm really enjoying using. The extra desktop space is awesome, now my old 24 incher feels cramped!
The stand is also nice. I had to loosen up the hex screws a bit, just as the manual said, to be able to adjust without force.
I keep the brightness at level 2 or 3, it's really bright, and the range of colors seem to be quite good out of box. Though I think I will get this calibrated later on.

I though to post this even not being in the UK, so I ordered directly from Hazro. It took a while to wait for delivery, but it was all worth it. Almost tempted to get another one..

Thanks,
Ron

Glad you like it - thanks for contributing your thoughts to the thread

Oh, and welcome to the forums!

hazro · 15 Dec 2010 at 11:58

R0N1 said:
I've not noticed any serious flaws; no dead pixels, no noticeable backlight bleed, if any. The whole monitor is just incredible quality and I'm really enjoying using.

Thanks for the feedback - glad your enjoying your monitor. We finally managed to ship out all pre-orders last week so sorry for the delay.